Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro -ACID Product Family

Subject:Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro Posted by: NorthWind Date:4/14/2001 6:06:47 PM I have Acid Pro 2.0 and the Noise Reduction 2.0 Plug In. I can't get it to work and I can't find any information about using these two programs together. Please help, I have a project I need to complete!!
Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro Reply by: pwppch Date:4/15/2001 12:46:13 PM Simple: NR is not meant to be a realtime plugin. ACID 2 and Noisre reduction plug are just not meant for each other. Same for ACID 3. NR is for use in tools like Sound Forge. It is a desctructive process to do NR. Peter
Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro Reply by: John_Pemble Date:4/16/2001 7:55:41 PM What? NR not a real time plug in? NR IS A REAL TIME PLUG IN. I have been using 1.0 for almost 2 years now and in nothing but real time. I use it with Wavelab as a direct x plug in. I would be shocked if SF made NR not a real time plug in with version 2.0 You must be doing something wrong or they really changed NR 2.0. -john pemble
Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro Reply by: SonicJG Date:4/16/2001 9:31:11 PM By "Not a real-time plug-in", that doesn't mean that it can't be used in real-time, for previewing a whole file DirectX-style, but rather that Noise Reduction is something that most users are going to do outside of the mixing process, while preparing their audio in an editor like Sound Forge. Otherwise, you end up eating up a large chunk of your CPU cycles doing noise-reduction when you could use it for playing back more tracks, or adding more effects, or running at a higher bit-depth or sample rate. In short, NR can be used in real-time while mixing, but not a lot of people do.
Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro Reply by: pwppch Date:4/17/2001 9:26:36 AM NR was not meant to be used as a real time plug in. It will run realtime, but it is expensive. Noise reduction is really an offline process. I know that many use it for realtime processing, but it will use a lot of CPU to do its job. Use it how you feel you need to. Just be aware of its side effects. Peter

Subject:Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro

Posted by: NorthWind

Date:4/14/2001 6:06:47 PM

I have Acid Pro 2.0 and the Noise Reduction 2.0 Plug In. I can't get it to work and I can't find any information
about using these two programs together. Please help, I have a project I need to complete!!

Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro

Reply by: pwppch

Date:4/15/2001 12:46:13 PM

Simple: NR is not meant to be a realtime plugin.

ACID 2 and Noisre reduction plug are just not meant for
each other. Same for ACID 3.

NR is for use in tools like Sound Forge. It is a
desctructive process to do NR.

Peter

Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro

Reply by: John_Pemble

Date:4/16/2001 7:55:41 PM

What? NR not a real time plug in?

NR IS A REAL TIME PLUG IN. I have been using 1.0 for
almost 2 years now and in nothing but real time. I use it
with Wavelab as a direct x plug in. I would be shocked if
SF made NR not a real time plug in with version 2.0

You must be doing something wrong or they really changed NR
2.0.

-john pemble

Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro

Reply by: SonicJG

Date:4/16/2001 9:31:11 PM

By "Not a real-time plug-in", that doesn't mean that it
can't be used in real-time, for previewing a whole file
DirectX-style, but rather that Noise Reduction is something
that most users are going to do outside of the mixing
process, while preparing their audio in an editor like
Sound Forge. Otherwise, you end up eating up a large chunk
of your CPU cycles doing noise-reduction when you could use
it for playing back more tracks, or adding more effects, or
running at a higher bit-depth or sample rate.

In short, NR can be used in real-time while mixing, but not
a lot of people do.

Subject:RE: Noise Reduction Plug In in Acid Pro

Reply by: pwppch

Date:4/17/2001 9:26:36 AM

NR was not meant to be used as a real time plug in. It will
run realtime, but it is expensive.

Noise reduction is really an offline process. I know that
many use it for realtime processing, but it will use a lot
of CPU to do its job.

Use it how you feel you need to. Just be aware of its side
effects.

Peter